From the majestic blue whale roaming the oceans to the diminutive shrew exploring chilly woodlands. From the swift cheetah chasing its prey to the meticulous sloths, taking its tie to select each leaf. Witness the bravery of the honey badger confronting fiercest lion pack, contrasted with the skittish hare, poised to flee at the faintest hint of danger. Whether renowned like the dolphin or enigmatic like the colugo, captivating like the tiger or uniquely peculiar like the aye-aye, all shall find representation here.
Why this endeavor? The answer is simple yet profound: awareness precedes conservation. Have a look at the expansive compendium of the world's mammals, transcending not only the well-known but also the nuanced diversity of its subspecies.
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Social Media Posts
These weekly posts (links below) show descriptive notes such as family, genus, number of subspecies if any, diet, habitat and conservation status.
These weekly posts (links below) show descriptive notes such as family, genus, number of subspecies if any, diet, habitat and conservation status.
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Infographics
The full body illustration post, can be seen joining the club. Every month, four new animals. Here
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Sticker E-Album
Every month, four E-Stickers will be release. They can be collected in the free E-Album. Here
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E-Book
The illustrations are done, then let's explain them. A book is on the make. Every month, four pages are release and can be collected joining the club. The book explain every single species in detail, and also every subspecies. Has never seen illustrations made specifically for the book. Here
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Posters
Posters are also available here. Species and subspecies included.
